"We couldn’t find the manual when the machine broke down."
"Who replaced the file and when?"
"We missed the expiration on a key cert."
"Our files aren’t tied to the records they belong to."
"Who has permission to see this?"

Documents History – Every File Where It Belongs
A secure, searchable archive for your shop’s most important documents — tied to the records they support.
About Woodshop Master
Why Woodshop Master?
Backups That Actually Back You Up
Documentation with Context
Every file connects to the asset, record, or part it supports — with full search, tagging, and expiry tracking included.
Centralized & Searchable File Storage
Version History Built-In
Role-Based Access Control
Expiry & Renewal Tracking
Secure Upload & Download Logs
Fully Integrated with System Records
Integrated Apps
Documents History connects seamlessly with:
Inventory Control
IT Asset Management
Vendor Catalog Management
Manual Library
CRM
Asset Management Records
Materials Management
Document Compliance
Notes History
Work Orders

Your Personal Guide on Every Page
App Features

Encrypted Document Storage
Upload and store files securely using encrypted database filestreams — built for scale and safety.

Record-Based Linking
Attach documents directly to assets, parts, vendors, users, or work orders for immediate contextual reference.

Upload & Replacement Tracking
Every file update is logged with timestamped history and user attribution for complete traceability.

Expiration Monitoring
Track expiry dates for safety documents, warranties, or certs — and set reminders before they lapse.

Permission-Based Access
Control who can view, upload, or download documents by role, team, or individual user settings.

Smart Tagging & Filtering
Use categories, tags, and system-wide search to locate files in seconds — even across departments.

Multi-Format Compatibility
Supports all common file types including PDF, DOCX, XLSX, JPG, and more.
See It in Action
Bring clarity and control to your organization’s documentation.
With Woodshop Master, nothing gets lost — and everything stays where it belongs.